1/2 hu full tilt

[ty2472004]

Alright, these hands are from a heads up session a few days back. Thanks in advance for advice.

Hand 1. We've played about 50 hands before this. I'm raising alot on button, and he's 3 betting really light. He's also
playing extremely aggressive on flop, but then tightening up alot on turn and river.
Villian has 218 and I cover
Dealt to hero [3d 3c]
hero raises to $6
ImNotSoLucky raises to $18
hero calls $12
*** FLOP *** [2d 9c 7s]
ImNotSoLucky bets $24
hero ???

hand is pretty self explanatory. Do i have any fold equity on turn?
Seat 1: hero ($351.50)
Seat 2: ImNotSoLucky ($201)
ImNotSoLucky posts the small blind of $1
hero posts the big blind of $2
The button is in seat #2
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to hero [9d Qd]
ImNotSoLucky raises to $6
hero calls $4
*** FLOP *** [7d Jd 5s]
hero checks
ImNotSoLucky bets $10
hero raises $30
ImNotSoLucky calls $30
*** TURN *** [7d Jd 5s] [3h]
hero ???

I took previous villian for a few buy-ins and a new villian sits down. I get coolered KK against AA for a stack. Then this hand occurs. I kind of like a checkraise, folding to a shove and being done with the hand if called and I don't hit A or K on river. But, I can understand argument for both calling and folding as well.
Seat 1: hero ($358.65)
Seat 2: HeroCall ($458.50)
HeroCall posts the small blind of $1
SlavaMedvedenko posts the big blind of $2
The button is in seat #2
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to hero[Kd Ad]
HeroCall raises to $6
hero raises to $24
HeroCall calls $18
*** FLOP *** [Tc 5h 2c]
hero checks
HeroCall bets $36
hero ???

[fees]

1. raise to see where you're at
2. make what looks like a value bet but its actually blocking bet until we get there, if he goes after pots you check and you get there on the river c/r him.. otherwise valuetown river
3. 4bet prf, as played c/r or lead

[willw9]

I didn't read this thread, but [ QUOTE ]
1. raise to see where you're at

[/ QUOTE ] doesn't mean anything. That should never be your reason for raising.

[fees]

[ QUOTE ]
I didn't read this thread, but [ QUOTE ]
1. raise to see where you're at

[/ QUOTE ] doesn't mean anything. That should never be your reason for raising.

[/ QUOTE ]

this is hu.. he will fold out some hands that beat us, (random 7, 44-88 obv not 77) and he can push him off big cards which can get there, if he continues with a flat call c/f unless we improve

whoops forgot to mention that this is turning our hand into a bluff, but its possible we're bluffing with the best hand

[cbboy]

So you're saying that a raise would be more for value/protection than to "see where you're at"?

[fees]

not so much for value unless you think hes gonna continue with AK.. it's tou gh to tell without playing someone HU but he probably doesnt have that much to do with that flop, I don't want a king or something to roll off and be put to a turn decision

[cbboy]

So for protection then?

[fees]

protection is part of it but like I said we can fold out hands like 67s or 55 or something (if they are in his range) so its doubling as a bloof